Blockchain Technology in Enhancing Cybersecurity Frameworks
Keywords:
blockchain, cybersecurity, data integrity, decentralization, security protocolsAbstract
This paper investigates the application of blockchain technology in strengthening cybersecurity frameworks. It discusses how blockchain's decentralized nature can improve the integrity and transparency of security protocols in various sectors, including finance and healthcare. The study analyzes case studies demonstrating blockchain's role in preventing data breaches and ensuring secure transactions. Challenges related to scalability, regulatory compliance, and integration with existing systems are also examined. Future prospects for blockchain's role in cybersecurity are explored, emphasizing its potential to transform security measures and practices.
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